Round Edged Scoop
SS Arrow Pocket
Triple-Wide Scoop
Flat Scoop
The Round Edged
Scoop triples the
vertical groundballing
range, allowing for a
far greater spatial
range  of attack.
More Math:

Round ball on round
scoop=Topspin.

The harder you attack
the ball, the harder it
fights to stay in the
pocket.

The Topspin, or gear
effect,  makes for
significantly faster
raking.  
Only the Best. The Highest Performance. The Highest Expectations. The Alternative is Unacceptable.
The Flat Scoop more
than doubles the
'Scoop to Ground'
ratio, allowing for far
greater angles of
horizontal attack.  
More Data:

Old school scoops
are concave, like
shovels, artfully
crafted to pick up dirt.

Tribe7 Scoops are
designed to pick up
lacrosse balls.   

Not dirt.
The Scoop Width
nearly triples the
width of the scoop
area dedicated to  
groundballing=more
attack angles   
More Data:

Tribe7 Scoops are
designed to pick up
lacrosse balls across a
180 degree horizontal
span.

Old School scoops
knock balls out of
bounds when the edge
of the scoop hits them.
The mesh in a Sling
Shute Arrow Pocket
'floats' on slings,  
providing a ball
channel, or chute,
within the head.

The channel offers a
new level of shooting
and passing accuracy.

It also provides  
uncanny ball control.
The chute serves to  
reduce the pocket's
width, wherein the
mesh hugs the ball
like a little baby.  

The slings offers
faster passing and
shot speed,  because
of the sling shot effect
of the....slings!

The suspended pocket
serves as a shock
absorber (suspension
system!) against stick
checks.

Reverses effect of
2010 NCAA Head
Rule.  Sorry about
that.
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The Optimus7 NCAA/Universal Head has been designed for high-scoring at all levels of play.  
The Optimus7 HS Head has also been designed for high-scoring, for Pro's, HS, and even Youth.